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seal "chiudi fessura" which allows passage pin

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Hello, I would need a tip, in practice I have a sort of table with a 10/15mm wide cut, in the shape of asola (like a table tool holder) and closed at the center; from the cut n°6 pins that turn chasing the profile of the cut.

what I need is qlc that prevents dust or any bread crumbs or other food material from entering through the cutting, but that at the same time allows the pins to flow freely.

even if from the drawing you do not see well, above every pin I will go to fix a plate that will make a little from "ombrello" and that should prevent the material to enter near the passage that the pin will create passing.

at first I had thought of brushes, but they are not the maximum for cleaning (the stuff stops on the bristles and then could fall equally inside) and also the aesthetic effect is not the maximum,
then I had thought about the plastic zip (http://wzxinda.en.alibaba.com/product/200121928-50254362/zipper.html), the pin would open and a slider fixed behind would close, but I do not find any article that can be fixed by bolts. . .
I have also searched without success of the double seals of rubber "combatants" ...

I need an idea and a nomination... would you have qlc to suggest?
 

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Hello
the quarry where there are the pins and a "t" quarry overturned
of those found on the tower of the lathes where the angle
in case what size does it have?

the pins turn all together
or can turn individually

Could you post a flange seat where you see the pins?
Thank you very much
 
hi shiren, no has nothing to do with turrets of lathes or fries,
I try to build it by simplifying:

- we take sheet of sheet 1500x500 sp.6mm (in the dis thickness seems greater).
- throw it on a working center and we practice the 10/15mm wide spacing that follows the path "ad asola" as seen in the annex
- in what way we support the external and internal sheet:tongue:
- we make a belt transmission whose primitive path follows the 10/15mm wide spacing center and place it under the sheets
- we glue the 6 pins to the belt, so they pass between the plates through the spacing and that goes out.

we have created a working table with a spacing and 6 pins that always turn at the same distance between them, now on the plate table we have to knead a pizza:biggrin: avoiding the crumbs (the flour can also pass from the...) go down where there is the belt:

How do I close the 10/15mm wide gap?
 
you can't put a brush of those with a soul the folding plastic that follows the profile or the seal always to metraggio of the type to labro as if it were a cylinder saw stem.

Mar
 
hi shiren, no has nothing to do with turrets of lathes or fries,
Hello
I know that has nothing to do with lathes and cutters
It was just to figure out what kind of quarry was.

I don't know if it would be okay because I haven't figured out what it is.
to say
Could you put in two troubles?
forming a "^" v reversed
tenedo firm is perimeter sheath with an oval shaped ruler
the inside and what when the pin passes widens the sheath to lock itself up after
a lot of zippers you had already posted
I'll cheer you up.
Thank you
 

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you can't put a brush of those with a soul the folding plastic that follows the profile or the seal always to metraggio of the type to labro as if it were a cylinder saw stem.

Mar
This is a good idea.
two brushes opposed to the flexible ones that also a tail of swallows to be stuck to a support
 
I don't think of anything sensible if you don't put the pot on top and pins pointing down, all in a container where you will knead the pizza (the platter with the pins could be mounted on an hinged frame to open if necessary).
 
I don't think of anything sensible if you don't put the pot on top and pins pointing down, all in a container where you will knead the pizza (the platter with the pins could be mounted on an hinged frame to open if necessary).
It's oh true!!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
but sin not if can turn over ohh prob!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !!!!!!!!:confused::rolleyes:
 
another solution could be a rubber chain with holes for the passage pins.
It would be tailor-made because I think that there are no trade in this measure.
 
another solution could be a rubber chain with holes for the passage pins.
It would be tailor-made because I think that there are no trade in this measure.
hello max
could be a square-six "or" that turns in this asola
and have holes in it where to stick the pins

p.p.s.
but do I know pins or screws???? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
 
Hello, enzo, it seems to be pins.
I'll send you some pictures tomorrow, now I have to run.
 
you can not put a brush of those with soul the folding plastic that follows the profile
hi, it had been the 1st thought, but then when I go to clean I know that especially in the curve, the crumbs first end under the 1st row of bristles and then plain fall under... :
or uan seal always to metraggio of the type to labro as if it were a cylinder sensa stelo.
It is not bad :) but I have always seen cylinders with linear "covering" in rigid sheet (difficultly you can make a curve) covered by gasket.. Did you see what else? Do you send me a link? :
...
Could you put in two troubles?
forming a "^" v reversed
tenedo firm is perimeter sheath with an oval shaped ruler
the inside and what when the pin passes widens the sheath to lock itself up after
Yes, your sketch has centered the problem, I need to stay at "tetto" all in a little height 5/10mm approximately, in fact for now I found the profiles that you find attached... I looked at the 941-932-925-838-774-744-372-248-241.. .
I don't think of anything sensible if you don't put the pot on top and pins pointing down, all in a container where you will knead the pizza (the platter with the pins could be mounted on an hinged frame to open if necessary).
Maybe I didn't understand... Can you explain? ...but I need to have the pins coming out of the bottom because above them I will have to lean on other things...
another solution could be a rubber chain with holes for the passage pins.
It would be tailor-made because I think that there are no trade in this measure.
hello max
could be a square-six "or" that turns in this asola
and have holes in it where to stick the pins
...uhmmm yes however my is a prototype and something like that would cost a lot seen the size, and then to have the estate should adhere "parecchio" so it would serve a "high power". . .
p.p.s.
are they feathered about vita??????????? ?
pins (lisci)

thanks to all, I wait for other suggestions :d
 

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try to watch that the pdf company that we quote produces "inflatable hinges".
also many others, guggla with inflatable gaskets and/or Pneumatiche.
There's a lot of foggies in there, but I think it's enough for you to have a sort of small air chambers "a salsiciotto". 2 along your connecting path (tangent and slightly crushed against each other) for the generator passing through the axis of your "ellisse". the pins stick in the middle.
must be sufficiently "soft" so that the elasticity given by the air inside allows to "abbrace" completely the pin without leaving relevant cracks.
The used elastomers are multiple and you have to help from their technical offices to choose one that besides being very elastic/soft is also wear-resistant and generates the minimum friction.

greetings
Marco:smile:
 
to mount a tray pullable under the plan that ropes from collection is possible?:? in section is there room? as long as the transmission passes do not match the socket, of course.
 
hello and thanks :d
to mount a tray pullable under the plan that ropes from collection is possible?:? in section is there room? as long as the transmission passes do not match the socket, of course.
uhmmm no, beyond the little space much better not to drop then collect and clean all the tray...
I thought of a solution like this... .View attachment 14022
:biggrin: what material did you have in mind?
should enter a little in the asola and should bend very easily to close all the slot until the next seal without making too friction. . .

Uhmmm a kind of unique fettuccina with "pins" coming in to drive... but with what material I could... .

great point!!! I'm sorry.
 
in the simplest case (all to check in shape and size), a silicone seal or equivalent.
depends on what you find on the market.. .

you have to check the behaviour of the seal / strap along the curved path....

Hi.
 
Thinking about it. How about an air-blade?
I used them years ago in industrial applications and recently revisited them in a towel. . .
 
Yes, that
I thought of an air blade that blows from the outside to the inside, shooting the dirt towards a collector
then convey everything to a drawer where you can collect it.
 

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